July’s Market News and Usaj Review
July 2025 Denver Real Estate Market Update: Signs of Stability and Strategic Opportunity
As we move through the heart of summer, the Denver Metro real estate market continues to show resilience and adaptability. According to the latest data from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR), July 2025 brought signs of stabilization in pricing, inventory growth, and increased buyer and seller activity—creating a strategic window of opportunity for those looking to make their next move.Key Market Highlights – July 2025
Inventory Growth Offers More Options
Buyers in the Denver Metro area now have more choices than they’ve had in recent months. Active listings at the end of July reached 13,995—a year-over-year increase of 32.23%. 5,361 new listings hit the market in July and the Median Days on Market increased by 33.33% month-over-month, bringing up our Months of Inventory to 3.82 Months. More months of inventory = more homes available, which often indicates less buyer competition and more negotiation power for buyers.Prices Hold Steady
The median close price for residential properties remained pretty consistent at $590,000. This represents no significant year-over-year change, indicating a stable pricing environment. Sellers who price competitively and present their homes well are seeing the strongest interest.Market Continues to Normalize
Despite the recent pace of market activity, closed sales decreased 11.31% month-over-month while the Close-Price-to-List-Price-Ratio stayed consistent. This suggests a more balanced market is emerging. Homes that are priced right and in move-in-ready condition continue to attract serious buyers.Listing Prices are down 0.98% Percent from Last Year
- In July 2025, the average residence sold for $699,915
- The average single-family home sold for $782,224
- Whereas the average attached home sold for $425,192